Welcome to my latest venture! This is the place to read about and discuss why effective leadership in uniting Business and IT goals and groups is so crucial for organizations, as they thrive and work to maintain their edge in a competitive marketplace.
This blog will cover:
- topics on leadership and unity of Business and IT groups of thriving organizations
- real-world anecdotes of effective (and not-so-effective) technology and business leadership
- people profiles and topics, to consider some outside viewpoints
- what it means to be an Exception-Tolerant Organization (ETO). I will flesh out this concept and its principles and practices in the coming days.
Who should read this blog:
- technologists of all levels looking to make a greater impact in their work and their organizations, and actively working to sharpen their growing edge of leadership
- business owners, executives, managers, and associates seeking more fulfillment and assistance from their IT groups and partners in accomplishing their business objectives
I hope that the blog will provide insight and open up a dialogue to improve leadership at all levels of an organization as we face the challenges ahead of us in the rest of 2008 and beyond.
Happy Reading!
Jason Sliss
About Me
- Jason Sliss
- Jason Sliss is a technology executive with extensive success delivering large-scale systems and system integrations, expanding the production capacity of technology organizations, and completing projects needing rescue. His winning formula of strategic, tactical, and creative leadership combined with hands-on technical knowledge and ability has resulted in streamlined business processes, reduced operating costs, and increased revenue. As a clear, direct communicator and manager/mentor, Sliss has applied his winning formula for many of the asset management industry’s top-tier leaders. For 15 years Sliss has practiced and tuned his winning formula as a developer, development team manager, architect, business analyst, project manager, business director, consultant, CTO, and president of a 200+ member non-profit organization.
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